NCAA adds non-discrimination criteria for championship host cities
Posted Jul 22, 2016
The NCAA announced a mandatory non-discrimination questionnaire on Friday for all potential future championship host cities across its sports.? Cities wishing to bid to host NCAA title events must complete the survey by Aug. 12, detailing local anti-discrimination laws and any other policies and pertinent information. Currently awarded hosts will be required to submit the same info at a later date.
(Sports Illustrated)
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